The "Schrazelloch" on Bleschenberg near Waldmünchen is an extraordinary and unique monument in the district of Cham. It has only recently been opened to the public due to excavation work.
There are many stories and assumptions about the "Schrazelloch". Ultimately, it was confirmed that this is a 16th-century mine that was probably mined for gold and silver without success. Due to the uncovering, it is now possible to take a look into the 26 m deep shaft from a viewing platform.
The forest trail and the chapel on the Bleschenberg lead to the Schrazel Cave and the former castle complex

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Edmund Spichtinger

June 3, 2019

The "Schrazelloch" on the Bleschenberg near Waldmünchen has only recently become accessible to the public through exposure work. Small mine from the 16th century.

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Stefan

June 27, 2021

Talk to the "tower guide". He was with the excavations.

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Elevation 630 m

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Location: Waldmünchen, Cham, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany

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